Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE TUESDAY , APKIL 21 , 1885.
UNITED STATES
ational Bank !
U , B. DEl'OSirORY ,
S. W. Cop , Farnam and 12th Sts
Capital , - $100,000.00
0. W. HAMILTON , I'rwi't ,
M. T , UAKLOW , Co hiei
11 , M. CALDWELL , B. V. SMirn ,
V. HAMILTON , M. T. UABWW ,
clu r. 0. Win , HAMILTON.
mil solicited and kept subject to sight
othc
M of Deposit Issued payable In 8 ,
men nth ? , bearing Interest , or on do-
into > int interest.
file * cos made to customers or approved
Jtitles at market rates of interest.
The Interests of customers are cloaelyRunrtl-
'ed ' and every facility compatible with prlncl-
ilos of sound hanking freely extended.
Draw ettht ( drafts on England , Ireland ,
Scotland , an < ? nil parts of Kuropo.
Sell European postage tlckotn ,
Collection B Promptly Mado.
Cor. 18th mid Douglas Sts.
Oapitnl Stock , - - - S15UMt ( )
Lability of Stockholders , 800,000
r.fe Per Cept Interest Fait 03 Deposit )
LOANS MADE ON HEAL ESTA2JS
JAMK3K. nOTD . Pro nl
W. A. PAXTON . Vies President
L. M. HKNNKTT , . Mannglnz Dliooiol
JOHN E. WtLBUJl . . . . . . .C hl f
OIIA8. F.JIANDBB80N. THOB.Ii. KIUBALT ,
J. W GANNETT. MAI MKYKU.
UKNKY I'UNtJT E L. BTCNK.
United States Depository
OF OMAHA
Oor. AStii and S"arnasn
The Oldest Banking Estab/tshmar,1
in Omaha ,
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Transacts o ( rcnci .l bulking baalnose. Isoticu tlu
certificates belling Intorosi. Draws dralta on Si
Franolaco and principal cities In iha United State !
Abe TiOiulon , inbllrj , Edinburgh aqd ih prlncll"
cities of the continent * nd Europe.
COLLECTION PROMPTLY MADfc
WOOD'S MAMMOTH
MDSEnM-THEATEE.
( I'oiinerly Academy cf Musle )
S. A. DniEsnACH & Co , Proprietors
COL. J. H. WOOD , - Manager
MONDAY , TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
April 13th , 14th nnd 15th ,
MR. J. AY. BURTON ,
Supported by Mortimer & Weaver's Star Dra
matic Company , In
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TIICJRSDAY , FRIDAY nnd SATURDAY
April IGth , 17th nnd 18th ,
VIGALANTES.
Chingo ol stage poiformanro thrco times a week.
JP4J&4.0JE7 MUSEUM
Will contain Frcnlcs of Nnturo and Curiosl
ties from all parts of the world , being a eclen
tlfic and moral oxliibitlou. ICntlro change
every week of curiosities. .
'A l&sort fpr Ladies. A Resort for Children
' Museum oiwn from 1 p. in. to 11 p. m.
Theater Matinee daily , 2 p. in. , nnd night ,
8 p. m ,
lOcts ADMISSION lOcta
Sacred Concert Sunday afternoon and eve
ning.
* HitH4SiiJt LaW ) ASENCf
b.
; ( SUCCESSORS TO DAVIS & SNTDKB. )
QENKIUL DEAUCIia IN
1605 FARNAM STHEET. OMAHA
Hart for Bile 200,000 acres carefully selected land )
In L'utcrn Nebruka , at low prloo anJ on caay tcrmi
Improved fattnj for sale la Douglaa , Dojjc , Colfaz ,
Platte , Durt , O'umlnf , Sarny , WuhlnetOD , Merrlck ,
Blunders , and llutler oountlon ,
Taxeg paid In all parti of the ttatt.
Money loaroj on improved farnu. _
Notary I'abUo alwayi In otlloo. CorroepondenM
eollclttxl
Mendelssohn & Fisher ,
ARCHITECTS
Kooina28 and 29 OmnhaNatl.Bank Block
IDOCEUOBA TO
Dufrene & Mendelssohn
Ova. L. . Uh r , termer ? with W , L. B. Jenny
ArthlUcl. Chicago. JioUelm
M. R. RISDON ,
BKPRE3KNMI
Fbouilz losnraaoa' Ca , London , Ouh
AMcU | } ,88I,000
WMtche t rN. Y. , AnoU 1,000,000
Tbelferohanti of NewarkN. J. , Au t > . . . . 1,176,000
GlrardFlra , Pbllad lphlaAsi U ISOO,000
New Hampablre Cast ) , Awota. . . . _ _ . 1.015 000
HAMBUEGAMmiCAIf
PACKET COMPANY.
Direct Line for England , France
and Germany.
Th iKanuhlpa of thU well known lint w * built
of Iron , lo ter-tlght compartments , and are fur.
ohhtd with e > rr requlalta to make the paiitgi
both eafe and agreeable , They carry the United
BUtes and European malli. and leav New York
Tuaidayi and Satmrdaji for Plymouth ( LONDON
CfoerboufrPAWS and UA1IBURQ.
Ratoi ; Bteerwre from Hamburg 110 , to Bambar
10 ; round trip ISO. Firtt Cabin , J45 , 5 and | 7 .
Henry Pundt Uark Hanien , F , E. Uooiei.U.
ToJl , agenta In Omaha , Oronewegr 4 Scbototiren ,
agenUln OouncU BluBf. 0. U. ItlOIIAltl ) fc 00. ,
Ben. raw. AgU , Ot Broadway , N. Y. Chai. KOI-
mlnikl A Oo.,0enrrat Wciterr Agenti , 170 a h.
ng St , Cbloayo. Ill
. , , MaryandMy , Marjlandi "
. rtywrei ,
Lovely daughters and noble men , "
"My farm lies In a rather low and tnl
asmatlo eitaatlon , nnd
"My wife I"
"Who ? "
"Was a very pretty blondol"
Twenty yoira Rgo , bocnmo
"Sallow I"
"Wlthotoo and aged ! "
Btforo her tlmo , from
"Malarial vapora , though the made no
particular complaint , not being of the
grumpy kind , yet causing mo great tinea-
alncss.
"A short tlmo ago I purchased year
remedy for ono of the children , who had
a very eovoro attack of billoneneis , nnd
It occurred to mo that the remedy might
help my wife , na I found that oar Ilttlo
girl upon rooovoting had
"Loat ! "
"Her asllowncBB , mid looked aa fresh
ni a now blown daisy. Well , the utory
la goon told , My wlfo , to-day , lias gain
ed her old tlmo beauty nith compound
Interest , nnd Is now as handsome a mat
ron ( if 1 do say U myself ) aa can bo found
in this county , which li noted for pretty
womjii .And I have only Hop Blttm
to thank eor It.
"The dear creatnro just looked ovormy
shoulder , and unys ' 1 can flatter equal to
the d ya of oar courtship , " and that reminds -
minds mo there might bo moro pretty
wivoa If my brother fanners would do as
I have doiio. "
Hoping you may lent ? bo spared to d
good , I thankfully remain ,
0. L , JAMES ,
Boltsvlllo , Pilnca George Co. , Md.
May 20ih , 1883.
None Ronulno without a bunch of green Hops on
the white label. Hhuti all the vllo , poisonous stuff
with "Uop" or "Hops" In their name.
The finest tonla
( or nervous people
li Hostcttcr'8 Stomach
ach Hitters , which
In mires peifcct dl-
Kcstlon and usslm la-
tlon , and the actho
pcifornunco of their
fuuctlone by the lv-
craoil bowels. As
the system acquires
tone through the ID.
llucn cool this benign
med'clno ' , the nerves
grow stronger and
more tranquil , headaches -
aches cease , tnd that
nauelcsi anxiety
which is ft peculiar
ity of the djspoptlc ,
gives way to cheer-
fulno's. Tocstabllfh
health on a Buro
foundation , ute the poorlcss ln > lRorant. For sale
bv all Dnigglatii and Dealers generally.
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r-'lV "lOF n"i * \ \ M inlllciuu aitr
- n'f - i
. v fcttnf * * . - -1.1 to I . .uuu.t Jtn llf ' y *
f"V i " 7i-iu. ' MR , /l. \ JulOEIVTfttUNi
y&vy. t-Gt.3 iozint-
MenThinlc
: U - . . „ ;
they know all about Mustang Lin
iment. Few do. Not to know is
not to have.
THE BEST THING OUT
FOB
Washing & Bleaching
In Hard or Soft , Hot or Cold Water.
SAVKS I.AhOit , TIMK and bOAr AMAZINGLY , and ghca
universal satisfaction. No family rich or poor elioukl
be uithout It.
Sold by all grocer * . BnirAnB of Imitations well Jo-
slgno 1 to mUioKl. 1'KAnuvB la the OM.T SAfis lubor
eavloif compound and alw j a bears the abort ) 8 > m-
bcland name nf
JAMES TYLB NEW YOIIK.
Calmbaohor , . . . Bavarie ,
Pilsner . . . - . . Uohoinuu ) .
-o - - - - * -
DOMESTIC.
Budwoioot . o
Ajihauoor. . - . - .St. LOQIB.
Best's . . . . - . - Milwaukep.
BohUtz-Pjlsnor _ . Milwaukee.
Crag's ' . * . .0malie.
Ale , Porter , Domestic and Rhine
Wuie. "D. MAURER.
ISIS Farnam St
A FINE LINE OF
THE ONLF BXOIiUfclyT !
IN OMAHA NKI
D. O.BEYANT.M. D.
Farnam Street ,
Corner Ittb Bti < Offloo bean 8 to it a.ra. , tto
o T near * xperl < nM , Oao ipeak German.
art Sl-dlr
TUE ADVENT1STS.
The York Convention ml Boino Cor-
rcctlons.
FHBMOXT , Neb. , April 15.
To the editor of the BKE.
In Monday's issue ol the daily BEE
your York correspondent makes some
atatomonta concerning Seventh Day Adventists -
vontists which I beg leave to correct , Bo
aaya this people do not bollovo in the
"Christian Sabbath. " This Is a mistake.
Wo do bollovo most emphatically In the
Christian Sabbath and teach its obaorv-
anco. By the term Christian Sabbath 1
mean , of couraa , the Sabbath of the
Bible ; the day camnnndcd by the Chris
tiana * God and kept by Christ and the
apostles. ( Ep. 20:8 : 11 , Luke 4:10 : and
23GG ; ) .
Your correspondent iu referring tj
myself says : "Ho nnd some of his people
ple wore much ozclted and s'.ood at the
door during the evening tcsilon distribut
ing tract ] to all who caino in. " I did not
stand nt the door but sit near the
center of the hall during the on tire even
ing , and to my certain knowledge there
wore no tracts distributed by our people
during tbo entire convention. At the
close of the convention there word eomo
small circulars distributed but I did not
participate in this work. The object in
distributing this circular , a cppy of which
I rend you , was that the public might
know the real character of the movement.
Advontlats have been anticipating this
stop for moro than a Bcoro of years. They
come to this conclusion from a careful
Btndy of the prophecies of the blblo. The
figures uaod by the Inspired panman to
represent this movement as n
"boast" having "two horns llko t.
lamb and ho spako as n dragon , "
mild in appearance nt Crat but aftarwarda
terribly threatening.
The association with the honorable
title of Reform Party , Is trying to do
what John a w that the "best" would do ,
have laws enacted that conflict with the
commandments of God and the consci
ence of his people. A close and careful
study of the scriptures connected with
this prophecy will convince a candid
mind that thii party and the boast that
John eaw are the simo.
P. S. A complete exposition of this
subject may bo found in iho book en
titled "United Statea in Prophecy , "
sold for 2f > 3 by the Tract Society ,
Fremont , Nob.
What Do the Druggis
They know what the people call for
and they hoar what their patrons any as
to whether tlio medicines they buy work
well or not. Mattel ! & Johnion , Ruih
City , Minn. , say : "Brown's Iron Blttora
give cntlr < 3 satisfaction to ourcuatomors. "
Kllnkhammer & Co. , Jordan , Minn. ,
Bay : "Wo soil moro Brown'o Iron Bittera
thah all other bittern combined. " L. E
Hackloy & Son , Winona , Minn. , say :
"All our customer * speak highly of
Brown's Iron Blltors. " A. 0. Whitman ,
Jackson , Minn. , aays : "Brown's Iron
Bittera is giving good satisfaction to pur
chasers. " These arp only a fow. Wo
have hundreds moro jaat na good.
Justice , Nut Imiv.
Detroit Free Tress.
"Captln , I like to ohpoko a few words
to you , " ho said , as ho called at the Cen
tral Station yesterday.
"Woll ? "
"if some stranger conies into my place
und drinks a glass of peer , nnd doan' pay
mo , can I hit him mlt a glnb ? "
"If you do ho cm have yon arrestad
aaeault and battery. "
"Vholl ! vhelll Can 1 take him py der
collar und shako him a few times ? "
"Tha ! ; is the same thing. "
"How vh s It If I glf him some kicks ? "
"Sams thing. If you lay hands on
him ho can have you arrested. "
"You doan1 asy ! Can 1 cill him
names ? "
"That cornea under the head of
Bsmlr , and perhaps ho might bring an
action for slander. "
"Vholl , py Rraoioual Doin' I haf
BoniQ law at all ? '
"Yon c n sue him for the debt. "
"Humph ! Cap'ain , I like to tall yet
something ? "
"Go ahead. "
"If doidt-beat Into
aomo - comes my
blaco und drinks my peer , I ahmllea on
him. I tells him it vhas a fine day. I oak
him to call ogiin und I make It ploasent
for him. Doc vhas a signal to my con
Sbnko , who gooa oudt py dor allpy und
waits for him. If something takes place
ondt doro , I vhau innocent. Ifaamepody
vhaa found mit hia pack proke , dot
vhasn't mo. I vhaa In dor ealoon all der
time , uud if Shako vhas gone oudt I dean'
see him ! Uood-py , Captain ! If some
law dcnn' ' protect 1119,1 look oudt for my
self ! I vhaa a shmtler , und my son ,
Shako , doan'hurt a fly I"
What can bo moro disagreeable , moro
dit astlng , than to sltln a room with a
person th t is troubled with catarrh , and
has to keep coughing and clearing hia
or her throat of the mucus which drops
Into it ? Such persona ra always to bo
pltlod if they try to cure thomeolf and
fall. But If thby got Dr. Sapo's Catarrh
Remedy there mood bo no failure.
Mr. Potts' Doul In Port.
Lowell Courier.
"I think , my dosr , March pork is a
good purohaBo , " mid Mr. Potts , taking
another pancake and ailnmlng over tht
morning paper.
"I guest wo don't need any , thank
you , " said Mrs P.itts "If yon sea anj
good October batturunywhtrd , you might
aond up a jar. "
"You d .n't understand mo , my dear
I mean a little npeculation. Lotnuohov
you how it works. Now I buv 250 bar
reh of pork at $12 37 $ a burd. "
"Heawns and oa'rth. Mr. Potta
where an you going to \ tit it all. "
"Don't ba ao fait , wile. I don't evei
see the pork myself , ur have anything tc
do with It. "
' I thought ynu just said you were go
ing to Bono up 260 barrels. ' '
"No , I didn't. The pork I am gotof.
to buy is Wiy off In Chicago. '
"How d you know whether It is ROOC
or no , thttu ? "
"Do r n o , wife , what do I csro wheth
er it Is good or bad ? 1 merely go long. '
"You moan you go long minding youi
own business. "
"No , no. That's a technical phnmv
Let me explain it to yon. You neo wher
I en long , the bucket shop goes short. "
Z-'Short ? "
"Short , Mr * . Polls "
"Short of pork ? Why doa't
they gat aome more , dear ) "
"Good Ljrd , wife , the whole thing i\ \
plain aa day. Hero I go to a bucket ahoi
and bay 250 barrels of pork : Hint , don
yon aeo. makes them baa-a and mo i
bull. "
"Djn't ' you knowany better , Mr Polte
than to Ulk like that before your owi
children ? I should think you'd bo aalum
ed of yourself , air. Yon get worse and
worse every day. "
"You don't know what yon aroUlklng
about , Mrs. Potts. When I buy 2GO or
COO barrels of pork its shows I feel llko a
bull. "
"I should think you'd feel llko an Idiot. "
"I buy 250 barrels of pork aa 1 said before
fore , Mra. Potti , and cover It with
margins. "
* What kin J of margins ? "
"Oh , G-cont margins , to bctjln with. "
"I shouldn't think margins as cheap as
that would bo good for anything. You'd
bettor lot mo go and pick them out for
you. Mr. Potta , men never know about
such things. "
' "I buy 250 barrels of pork , Mra. Potti ,
and hold on to it until March. "
"I thought you said you wouldn't have
any to hold on to. " '
'As I sold befora , Mro. Potts , I buy
250 barrels of pork and hold on to It un
til March comes , nnd then pork , accord
ing to my way of thinking , will bo worth
a dollar or two moro a barrel than 1 gave
for it , and I'll bo anynhoro from $250 to
$500 ahoad. What do yon think of that ,
Mrs Potta ? "
"Whoro la the § 500 coming from ? "
"From my deal. "
"What deal ? "
"Tho deal I just told you about. "
' 'I haven't hoard a word about a deal ,
Mr. Pot's. ' 1 gnoas you are out of your
head , this morning. I don't know what
has got intc you lately. "
Analysis can't ' find ono drop of opium ,
morphia , or mineral poison in lied Star
Cough Oaro.
A Girl Who Can Shoot.
San 1'rancitco Ohroniclo ,
Misi Lillian F. Smith , who styles her-
tolf tbo "California girl champion ; rillo
shot of the world , " gave a remarkably
Interesting exhibition of her wonderful
skill and unerring precision with the rlflo
yesterday evening. Around the wooden
figure of a door , suspended In midair , a
number of glass balla were attached by
wires. Miss Lillian , with n seven ponnd
Ballard rifle , carrying a 22-caliboro car
tridge , brokoball after bill at a dlaUnco
of thirty-three foot with unfailing aim ,
firing both from the right and loft shoul
der , shooting with the rifle hold upside
down and backward over the shoulders ,
sighting with a hand mirror. Those
shots eho ropoatad with the sight obscured
by a card on the mnzzlo of the rifle. Ono
of the most remarkable feats wan the
breaking of a glass ball revolving on a
wire in a horizontal circle , with n radius
nf about six feet. Tills feat she oho per
formed shooting backward , using a hand
mirror to sight with. Ten glacs balla
were sprung from a trap , with only a four
foot rlsr , and every 0113 broken before
they roaohod the floor. Twenty balls
were attached to the door , which was
caused to swing , and every ono broken
Inside of a mlnuto without a miss. Two
small balls no larger than a hazlonut
shared the same fate , and a nickel 5 cent
piece concealed behind a card was perfor
ated In thd ogutor. After the programme
had boon completed , Crittenden Robin
son , the well known wing shot , had
acquired auch confidence in the accuracy
of the aim of the young lady who Is
really only n child of 14 yeara .of ago
that ho volunteered to hold the ace of
clubs , which ho took from a pack of cards
in his hand , whllo she ondoavorcd to per
forate \t , and eho justified his coafidonca
by putting n ball through ihe center of
the ace spot.
IIosforil'H Acid Plioephntc.
UUNDUEDS OP BOTILES PRESCRIBED.
Dr. 0. R. Dako , Belleville , III. , says :
"I have prescribed hundreds of bottles of
it. It is of great value In all forms of
nervous disease which ore accompanied
by loss of power. "
The Sign fLanguago of the Tramp.
Camden ( N. J. ) Post.
Then with a piece of chalk the tall
dump stooped and drew the following
characters upon the floor , giving each Its
explanation. These are chalked on fences ,
gates or walls for the information , of trav
eling brethren.
IF This r.iad hotter than the oilier.
* They will buy If you have what they
want.
l | Good for something to oat.
f 1 Religious , but good on the whole ,
X No good.
ij Spoilt by too many tramps.
J Likely to have you taken up.
+ Dingeroui. turo of being imprisoned.
"Tho upper crust of the fraternity ,
those that are well fixed in the cities ,
rcaort to the directories In public places
and mark the names of 'good onus. '
Several thousand are thus marked in
New York and Chicago and the 'gangs'
that profit by this system are well organ-
Izsd and number from ten to thirty mem
bers.
bers."Tho
"Tho following are tholr maiks with
tholr meanings :
" Means doubtful , or not crfled on
before.
" Moans , good , or likely to give.
" * Moans very good , or very likely to
give."I
"I know of a gang of over twenty per
sona ( n ono of tbo big towns who inako at
least $10 a weak each "
Then the tramp followed the officer
and dleappaarod for the night.
Hon. M. V. WftRner. Mayor of MarihaU ,
Mich. , has a large stock farm adjacent to the
city , with upward of forty brood mfros and a
fine lot of well bred youog horass and colts ,
lie also owns the celebrated stallions Black
Cloud , Recorder. Strathmore , Jr. , and
Comancbe Chief. WiiKK'rf SrmiT ov THE
TniEH aajri Mayor Wagner Is one ofltho lead
ing breeders of the itate. and a eentlomau of
experience , and the Tone , FIELD AND
add * time Mr. Wagner Is doing much for the
breeding interests of Michigan. Besidca
being mayor of the city and superintending
his stock form. Mr. Wagner gives personal at
tention to the business of tbo VolUlo Belt
, Co. , in which ha ie't , large stockholder. Thie
company under his judicious management and
care ha * built up a very largo trade bothal
- home and abroad. It all shows what om
roan of enterprise can accomplish.
,
A Htory of Butler ,
Ikwton Traveller.
An incident occured while I was serv
ing on the jury at Concord , when tht
General waa quite a young lawyer , wlilol
I shall always lemembor. Ho was tell
Ing the Court what he know about Engliat
law , when ho was Interrupted by tin
venerable judge with those words , deliv
er d In a very emphatic tone and manner
"Young man , don't you talk to moabou
English law. I knew all about it yean
before you were born. You lake youi
eeat , alrl"
11 did. It was too maoh for Beu'i
pride , and he burst into a flood of teara-
raoro genuine .than those thod at tin
Tawkebury hearing , without donbt. .
A man attacked with Brlght'a Dltoato
or any kidney disease , don't want fini
worda , but its conqueror , Hunt's [ Kid
ney and LiverJ Remedy.
Wo must tell of the great speciOc-
Hunt's [ Kidney and LiverJ Remedy. It
never falls to euro DIabetli , Dropsy ;
Brlght'a Dlaoaio , ti.
EXTEtffclVK 1UAND TIIANBFER ,
Clovclfiml Cnpltnllftt * 1'nrclmso Over
Two Million Acre * In Colorado ,
Ex-Senator Tabor , Col , Craig nnd
QcorgoW. Thompson , part owners of
the St. v rain grant of Und In Southern
Colorado , have just completed a aalo of
their land to Cleveland capitalists. The
grant ii ono of the largest in the United
States and covers nearly 4,000,000 acre ; ,
Tabor owned 900,000 acres. Thomas tha
same numb > r , and Craig 500,000 acrer
The names of the capitalists and the prlcoa
paid are withhold from the public. It Is
understood that the eyudlcato will enter
extensively Into the cattle-raising bud-
nojf. The grant is noted In the hiitory
of land transactions in Colorado , and the
solo of such a largo intoroat In it will ba
of great benefit to Colorado. The grant
covers that part of the State lying cait of
the Sangro do Ohristo Mountains and
south of Pueblo. The grant is chiefly
suited for grazing but there la consldorn
bio agricultural land In it. There Is also
some mineral land in it , and It Is a quoi-
tion as to whether the title to the mineral
land would go with the grant or bo con-
sttuod M remaining In the Government
of the United States. The grant wa *
originally made of this tract by the Mox-
ioin Government'In 1840 , to two men ,
St. Vriln and Vigil , in consideration of
their colonizing it. After the Mexican
war , by the treaty of Qaudalupo Hidalgo ,
this simitar prants were confirmed In tbo
pstaona entitled to them under the terms
of the grant. If the title of the claimant
waa good aa between h'm ' and the Mori-
cm Government , then by the treaty of
Gauldaltipo Hidalgo it w-s good na bc-
tsrocn them and the United States.
Many able lawyers units in holding that
the title of St. Vralnand Vigil \VM goad
and the purchasers have , therefore , only
to trace a good title from themselves to
St. Vrnin and Vigil. There are any
numbar of Interesting questions atten
dant upon the main Issue which are yet
to bo settled.
A Child Tobftcuo-Ghowcr.
Syracuse Cor. Chicago Tribune.
Ilattlo Kotchnm , the 5-year-old
daughter of Andrew J. Kotchnm , a
farmer and tobacco-grower living about
ono mile south of Woodsport , is hope
lessly addicted to the use of tobacco ,
and has been since she was 2 years old ,
When botwpon 1 and 2 years of ago the
girl was alllicted with colic , and at the
suggestion cf a friend tabasco smoke wa *
blown Into milk and. given her. This
remedy proved effective , but created an
uhcontrollabla desire for tobacca , and by
various subterfuges the child has ever
since found means to satisfy her craving
for the wood.
Her parents , of courao , rofaio to en
courage her In the use of tobacco , but
some of the hired men , thinking tl.o
eight of a small child smoking a cigar
very 'cato , so to apeak , often granted her
robuest , made in appealing baby tones ,
fora ' "gar. " If refused , the child
Would steal into the tobacco shod , where
laFge quautitles of the product are
stored , aud , biting elf pieces of the
leaves , would chew them with the relish
of a lifelong lobacoo-chowor.
As a raanlt of this habit , a sickly paler -
? or has spread over the child's face , and
It h likely to ruin horhcaUhnnd possibly
to causa her death. Although the
parents have dona everything possible to
overcome her Inclination for tobacco , the
effort has bean a failure. She starts up
In her sloop and begs for tobacco to sat
isfy her cravings ,
Bill Nyo's Jonracyiugs.
In a personal looter to the editor of
The Cheyenne Sun , dated Hudson. Wis
consln , April 10 , Bill Nye gives some ac
count of his recent wanderings that will ,
no doubt , Interest his many fclends in
the west. He says :
"I want to tell you that I have recent
ly saesod the people a little from the
lecture "nostrum" and surprised my clf
by hitting the dear people haro. My
audiences are attentive but they are not
respectful. They ait there and laugh
right iu my face. Then I have to go
back ngaln and they laugh again in i
very disrespectful way. It JB fun fo
them , but a man who has been reared 1
with as much care as I have don't wan'
to bo made n laughing stock of all th
Urns' Did I toll you that J. B. Pond
tbo train.cable manager , la going to go' '
a lecture paitnerfor mo next season , acd
then devastate the country ? I go to
Boating in throa weeks to make a tour of
Now England for the Glebe , with cx-
pensoa paid and a good price per gob for
each ware of lltoratoor constructed. I
shall also appear on sever * ! occasions In
my great moral tableau , entitled , "The
Rise aud Fall of the American Horse
Thief" ( § 100 per pop and expenses ) . I
have a proposition by nearly every mail
V } take a half Intoroat in a youmoroua
somewhere but 1 ' ' . "
pjpor , soy , 'nay.
bltitular Tenacity of Iilfo ,
1'ittsburR Chronicle ,
"How little it takes sometimes to kill
a man , and then , again , what wonderful
tenacity to llf j some men have , " said the
red-headed man who was reading the pa
per.
per."Tha'v'a so , " said the others.
"Just listen , " said the red-heidod man
"Bore's a brakeman on the Nickel
Plato road. The paper says : Ho fell In
front of the cir , which paesed diagonally
across his body , and lived. "
Begoah I know a palntor who fell oil
a church atooplo and got well again , " ta'd '
the croau-oyod man.
"I knowed a man shot a bullet through
his heart and lived ten years. " said the
man who looked llko a farmer.
"There was a man In Salem , where ]
came from , that bad four ton of rock fallen
on him and he's alive yet , " said the one.-
armed man ,
"Y-a a-a , " said the red-headed man.
"Leiumo see. Where waa J ? Oh 'fell
In front of eho car , which pasted dlagon
ally acrosi hia body , and lived but a fev
moments. "
A C A R D. To all who are suffering from error
aud Indigestions of jouth , nervous weakness eail
decay , Ions of manhood , eta I will tend a recelp
that will cure you'KHEK Of CHARGE. This K a
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America. Bead lelf-addreaced env e lope Itv. Jo-
asm T. IMUH Btatton " 0 " Now York
Poor Ailvlco Tor a ISootUlnclr.
Detroit Journal ,
"Jim , did yer git ono o1 them 'ere lit
: tie matter cards o' Bradford's Bmlth'e ?
"You betl"
"Wat'd yer think o' wat It says enl
'em ? '
"Sorter BO ao. Knoved all o1 thei
'ero things afore , though. "
"Moat o' thorn 'ere metiers was al
right , bat thar'a ono on 'em IB tal awft
bid I"
"Wat'a ' that ? "
' " 'Be trustin1. ' That 'ero'a a rotto
sort of advhln1 for a bjotblack to atn hi
grub an' chawin * terbaokcr on. "
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